FAQ

1. What types of carbonization furnace systems does Pyrogreen provide?

1.Screw Conveyor Carbonization/Torrefaction System(Internal heating/internal combustion)
2.Rotary Kilns Carbonization/Torrefaction System(Internal heating/internal combustion)
3.Updraft Fixed Bed Carbonization System( wet biochar output)
4.Downdraft Fixed Bed Carbonization System (including two models: BC/S and BC/B,30% yield of dry biochar output)

2. Can Pyrogreen systems process multiple types of biomass feedstock simultaneously?

The system can handle various biomass types such as rice husk, corn straw, sawdust, and wood chips, but it is recommended to use one main feedstock for stable operation.

3.What's the feedstock requirements?

Size:1-2 cm, Moisture content: ≤15%

4. What is the temperature of the pyrolysis reaction?

500-700 ℃

5. What kind of heating method of your pyrolysis?

Indrect heating.

6. Can the temperature and residence time in the carbonization furnace be flexibly adjusted?

Yes, the PLC system can control the furnace temperature and adjust the rotation speed of the furnace body to regulate the residence time.

7. What is the heating fuel?

Diesel, natural gas, heavy oil,etc

8. Does the carbonization system require a continuous supply of heating fuel?

No. Once the equipment generates syngas, it can directly use the syngas as fuel.

9. What are the main application scenarios of biochar produced by Pyrogreen carbonization furnaces?

1.Soil amendment: Enhances soil water retention capacity and fertility, promotes plant growth, and reduces the use of chemical fertilizers;
2.Carbon sequestration carrier: Can be stored in soil for thousands of years, effectively removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere;
3.Industrial raw material: Used as a component in the production of filling materials and building material additives, or as a substitute for fossil carbon in the metallurgical industry;
4.Feed additive: One of the application directions mentioned in the document, suitable for the needs of related industries.

10. What is the expected biochar conversion rate?

The yield of biochar is approximately 30% of the raw material amount.

11. What's the by-product of Pyrogreen?

biochar+ heat, no tar or condensate water.

12. How can we take advantage of the exhuast heat?

It can be utilized for dryer or waste heat boiler.

13. Are there environmental emissions from the Pyrogreen system?

No. Complete combustion of syngas in the adiabatic combustion chamber prevents tar and other pollutants from entering the environment.

14. Why does the system not produce waste emissions and does not require cleaning and maintenance?

The combustion temperature of the syngas in the adiabatic combustion chamber reaches above 1000 degrees Celsius, ensuring a residence time of 2 seconds. This allows for the complete combustion of tar in the syngas, preventing it from entering other parts of the system and causing condensation blockages.

1. Can biochar produced be eligible for carbon credits?

Absolutely. Biochar production is currently recognized globally as one of the fastest-growing carbon removal (CDR) technologies, and it is also a major source of high-quality, high-premium carbon credits in the voluntary carbon market.

2. How are the carbon credits quantified and traded?

We can assist clients in selecting appropriate carbon sequestration methodologies and provide equipment-integrated digital monitoring, reporting, and verification (dMRV) tools to help them convert carbon sequestration into tradable carbon credits on voluntary carbon markets.

3. Do customers need to find their own carbon credit buyers?

You can find some buyers by yourself and you can also ask us to find some buyers for you. However, no matter which way, you are the only want to get the payment from the contract because we don't sign the contract with the buyer but you will sign with the buyer.

4. If applying for carbon credits, what is the carbon dioxide equivalent removed by biochar?

The specific impact depends on the carbon footprint during production and the final use of the biochar.
We can help clients with a rough estimate.

1. How long does it typically take to deliver a carbonization system?

Typically, it takes about 2 to 4 months from contract signing to equipment manufacturing completion.

2. What is included in the post-delivery support

We provide the installation supervision, commissioning of the equipment and operational training for your staff.

3. What's the footprint needed for the carbonization system?

Generally, it covers an area of around 120-250 square meters. The specific floor area needs to consider factors such as the storage area for raw materials. You can inform us of the specific project details, and we will calculate the accurate data and provide you with a layout plan.

4. Is the system suitable for continuous 24/7 operation?

Yes. The system is designed for continuous operation with automated feeding, ash removal, and monitoring.